Lend Lease Aid Extended by Congress for One Year
Congress authorized President Roosevelt to extend the lend lease program with Allied nations for another year. The House approved the measure and sent the extension to the White House. The aid, set to run beyond the June 34 expiry, includes Navy and indirect lend lease funds totaling billions, with specific allocations noted.
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Episcopal Women Meet at Lake George Gathering
Episcopal Women from the Albany Diocese gathered at Lake George for a meeting in St James Church. Mrs George A. Taylor presided, introducing speakers and addressing auxiliary members, with Rev. and parish leaders presenting devotions and parish updates.
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Howard Hennedy
Charles Done
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Notable women cited for leadership and science honors
Russell Sage College honors ten outstanding women including Margaret Webster praised for directing major productions and authoring Shakespeare Without Tears. Sop Theis highlighted for child welfare work. Katharine Blodgett, GE physicist, noted for glass invisibility research and Langmuir collaboration. Stoddard to deliver commencement. Rubandall headmaster to give baccalaureate.
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Stalin and Catholic Church clash out of Russia trip
Polish American priest Father Orlemanski recounts meetings with Stalin and Molotov in Moscow. He asserts the church faces religious oppression and describes discussions on how to address it. He claims permission from the State Department and Work Department for parts of his journey and notes travel costs were personal or provided by Russian transport.
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Postwar Shortage Of Dentists Predicted
Capt. C Raymond Weiss USNR chief dental officer of Selective Service and president of the American Dental Association said private dentistry will continue but service will be rationed until dental schools catch up with public needs. He noted the normal need is one dentist per 1,400 people versus the current ratio of 1 to 2,500.
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Miners Rally to Tie Up Double Feature with Pioneers
In Scranton Pa the Miners break even with the Elmira Pioneers after a 16-2 rout to end a four game skid. Serratoe pitcher Simeands earned his third straight win with a strong outing, while Elmira managed 11 hits to the Miners six. Elwood Knierim started the final and faced a rough first inning as Scranton built a five run lead behind errors and key hits.
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Six Jap Planes Downed During Raid on Truk
Allied forces claim victory in a raid on Truk and surrounding Caroline Islands. Liberator bombers and American Liberators fought off Japanese fighters, shooting down at least six interceptors with several more destroyed on the ground at Eten Island. One Liberator was reported lost in the engagement.
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Aluminum and Steel Workers May Merge
The United Steelworkers of America approved without dissent the amalgamation with the CSO Aluminum Workers of America, expanding to about 30,000 members. The union endorsed Henry A. Wallace for renomination and reelection, with qi adopted unanimously and President Roosevelt for a fourth term also endorsed.
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Widow Receives Monahan Estate in Probate ruling
John Joseph Monahan of Saratoga Lake left a will admitting probate by Surrogate George O. Tuck. Letters testamentary issued to widow Jane Monahan. A $300 trust for cemetery lot care is set, residue to widow. If widow sells Clift House property, brother Peter I. Monahan has right of first refusal.
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Mother in Hospital Plans Reunion for Mothers Day
Fort Edward resident Mrs VanDusen, ill in Glens Falls Hospital, will host a Mothers Day reunion in her hospital room tomorrow. Her five children from Massachusetts and New York, plus Vernon VanDusen stationed at La Plata, Maryland, attend with a temporary emergency permit to be present.
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LaPlata
Massachusetts
New York
Firemen Nip PR In Extra Frame 14 13
Firemen edged Repair Gang 14 to 13 in extra frames after a regulation seven innings tied 13 all. Frank Rokjer drove in the winning run on two walks and a single in the eighth while Williams homered. Matthews and Keade led PR with two hits apiece. Finnen powered GQ Shop with a homer and a double as the standout hitter.
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Dutton Seeks Presidency as Hockey Loop Reels in Leaders
American League protest delays decision on Dutton’s presidency of the National Mackey League as delegates elect governors and draft four league players. Rangers and Black Hawks push to bolster 1934 45 teams with new signings while committees prepare rule changes and relations panel.
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Axis public stance and wartime ultimatums in Europe
An article discusses warnings to nations allied with Germany about harsher terms if they continue supporting the Axis. It cites declarations by leaders and notes Bulgaria Finland Hungary and Romania aiding Germany. It also mentions a private settlement between Canadiens and Boston Bruins over goalie Bert Gardiner’s services.
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Aifles
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Romania
Sames Norris
Detroit
Nedtriah
New York
Grance
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Bert Gardiner
Area Baptist Groups To Hear Troy Pastor
The Hudson io hawk Baraca and Philathea Union fall rally meets Tuesday at First Baptist Church Renxselaer. Mrs Alfred Helier presides at 3 30 p m devotional led by Mrs A Shier. Mrs BL ML Lambert welcomes delegates. Rev Wilford P Fowler of Sixth Avenue Baptist speaks on What Baraca is in the evening with Mrs T Blair presiding. Rev EL Fl Tigert Jr of Ballston Center Presbyterian preaches.
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First Baptist Church
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Philathea
A Shier
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Hast
Wilford P. Fowler
Sixth Avenue
Area Youths Leave For Navy Training Camp
Several area men 17 enlisted in the Navy at the Albany recruiting station and left for boot training. From Troy E Davis William Hoveleskie Robert Goodwin James J Conlon Frances Z Nolan William Z Albright Raymond W LeMar and Lawrence A Baker Cohoes Henry F Connor Ballston Spa William F Mooney Burnt Hills Robert E White Round Lake Henry J Syppes Hoags Corners Donald Strobeck Ballston Spa Robert Gorl ine Round Lake and John Brown Ballston Spa.
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Troy
Areea E. Davis
Wiliam Hoveleskie
Robert Goodwin
James J. Conlon
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Wiliam Z. Albright
Raymond W. LeMar
Lawrence
A. Baker
Cohoes
Henry F. Connor
Ballston Spa
William, FP. Mooney
Burnt Hills
Robert £. White
Round Lake
Bakery Truck Crash Near Ballston Spa Leaves Two Hurt
Arthur Minard of Wallston Lake driving a bakery truck failed to negotiate a turn on Ballston Spa Amsterdam Road and left the road, crashing into a tree. Kenneth Schaffer of Schenectady suffered minor cuts and bruises. Minard sustained minor injuries.
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Schenectady
The European Struggle and the Call to Change War Policy
A fragment argues that European nations must accept responsibility for aiding Nazi Germany and decide now whether to end their current failed policy of opposing Allied victory. It warns longer resistance will bring harsher consequences as Allied triumph approaches.
Officer Promoted in Mary Yusechak of 515 24th
Mary Yusechak of 515 24th Street reports the promotion of Samuel W. Yusehak to the rank of lieutenant. Lieutenant Yuschak has served in the fire department and spent two years overseas in North Africa. A captain named Preserved Fish is noted as a prominent New York City citizen from years past.
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Yuschak
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